progbits

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by progbits 3mo ago
This reminded me a lot of Aphyr's interview series.
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Madame Semver Will See You Now(nesbitt.io)
1 points by progbits 3mo ago|1 comments
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by progbits 3mo ago
Thank you! Is that a new feature? I have over a thousand contributions on StreetComplete (casually using it during walks) and somehow I never noticed that button.
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by progbits 3mo ago
Realizing he's just using it to mean remote place in terms of AI bubble (Vancouver! What does that make all the other places that are not major tech hubs?) was a bummer. Who cares about AI, I wanted to read about living in Galapagos
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by progbits 3mo ago
I see this all the time in code reviews at work. Extremely verbose comments that teach the clueless author how things work but have no place in the final code: aside from codebase not being a coding tutorial, they are also incredibly specif
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by progbits 3mo ago
> So imagine my surprise when I was notified that Google removed the article from its search results You know you can just read the linked articles, right? Edit: parent has edited their post, it used to say something like "google ha
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by progbits 3mo ago
This comment is little abrasive but there is truth to it. I've seen many people who are quite competent under close supervision but completely clueless on their own. We could debate if academia would be better off with different approa
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by progbits 3mo ago
https://github.com/jyjblrd/wigglegramLens This is one option, trading ease of use and low cost for lower picture quality and less light.
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by progbits 4mo ago
> EU regulators’ extreme interpretation of the DMA It's not extreme interpretation, it's the intent. Just say it would break your vendor lock-in.
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by progbits 4mo ago
Huh, this is an incident now? Our github->slack subscription breaks every few months, they never acknowledged it before. At this point we have a doc with the list of repos and settings, whenever someone notices that things are awfully qu
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by progbits 4mo ago
I've experienced the following sequence more than once at work, and I remain baffled by it each time: - Receive a huge vibecoded PR for complicated new feature. - Complain that this needs some design doc to figure out the right approac
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by progbits 4mo ago
And github has 100% uptime while cloudflare has 20%. Yeah, right.
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by progbits 4mo ago
If you enjoy this you might like https://cloudappreciationsociety.org/ They have forums where people post neat cloud photos and if you sign up for membership they will send you an identification chart plus a journal for kee
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by progbits 4mo ago
Thought so too and I think it's a sign I need a break.
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by progbits 4mo ago
> carefully sourced and labelled like Spotify I wish I had your Spotify. Over the last few months they have served me multiple slop tracks in the discover weekly playlist. Probably more I didn't notice when just listening without fo
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by progbits 4mo ago
Yes that's absolute shit thing to do. It's also on completely different OSI layer. I don't see the difference between your comment and a statement like "I don't like email so let's stop using TCP".
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by progbits 4mo ago
Since the tool's quality strongly depends on the abilities of the user, I think I prefer: Garbage Invoker, Garbage Output
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by progbits 4mo ago
Why is it that every gemini/gopher discussion throws out the baby with the bathwater? > Chrome alone controls roughly 73% of global desktop browser market share. > More and more, the webdevs of the world test and develop for Chro
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by progbits 4mo ago
AI slop
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by progbits 4mo ago
Completely different things. C2PA is basically a signature that serves to prove it came from certain source. It's useful in case you want to prove you got an image from AI model to someone who doesn't believe you. It's trivia
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by progbits 4mo ago
It's a checkbox in the "..." menu. Off by default for some reason.
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by progbits 4mo ago
Yes. Instead of having to figure out the bone angles one by one you can drag eg a finger and the rest will follow as much as constraints allow.
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by progbits 5mo ago
> too cautious No, you are perfectly normal. The people who in one week decided to replace the whole codebase for a widely used tool with code no human has seen are the crazy ones.
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by progbits 5mo ago
If the order is always the same maybe "goes before" or "goes after" would work too, but I like the ambiguity, and it's more .. I dunno, poetic?
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by progbits 5mo ago
I'm disappointed these keep making it to the front page, but clearly most people here have no taste or standards.
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by progbits 5mo ago
How about "Goes with dress, day or flower"?
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by progbits 5mo ago
> sees significant traffic from xyz.com in the ref query string, and considers advertising Why? Already getting traffic for free.
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by progbits 5mo ago
Interesting. I'm in EU and see these constantly but usually in the afternoon so it bothers me less as I'm already wrapping up, but my US coworkers are getting hit much worse.
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by progbits 5mo ago
What's with the charts and numbers? It says #1 for speed but then in the chart it's #2. Also says #10 for intelligence but then it's #7 in the chart.
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by progbits 5mo ago
Malware uploading the credentials it managed to steal

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